CS Physics Abbreviation

Crystalline Solid

A crystalline solid has a specific organization of molecules and atoms. These are the classic crystals of the world such as diamonds and all gemstones. They are often made up of specific molecules and have very structured geometric shapes. These solids also have more clearly defined melting points. Table salt would be a good example of a crystalline solid. OR A solid that has a repeating, regular three-dimensional arrangement of atoms, molecules, or ions.

Chern-Simons